Ariana Grande is looking for some compassion after she was forced to cancel her trip to Brazil for the São Paulo premiere of Wicked: For Good, something she says has led upset fans to wish "danger" upon her and her team.

Ariana Grande said Tuesday that she is "beyond devastated" to be missing the São Paulo, Brazil, premiere of "Wicked: For Good" due to travel troubles.

Ariana Grande’s firing back at some seriously wicked hate -- pleading with fans to stop sending cruel threats toward her and her team after a flight mishap caused them to miss the "Wicked: For Good" premiere in Brazil.

Like a comet pulled from orbit, Ariana Grande was not able to fly to São Paulo for the world premiere of Wicked: For Good on November 4, and she is apparently very, very scared of the fan response. In an Instagram Story addressed to “Brazil,

"No matter how upset or disappointed you are, please please do not wish danger on us or assume that we didn't try." Emphasizing that she'd been "looking forward to this moment for a year," Ariana concluded,

Ariana Grande is not defying gravity this time — at least, not when it comes to her flight plans. The pop star and actress, who stars as Glinda in the Wicked sequel, Wicked: For Good, was forced to miss the film’s highly anticipated world premiere in São Paulo,

The pop star and actor said she was “beyond devastated” that she couldn’t attend the premiere due to a plane issue.

Ariana Grande announced that she will not attend the Nov. 4 premiere of ‘Wicked: For Good’ in Brazil due to an issue with her flight.